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Bye-bye, old bread.

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>>23029693

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>>23029693

TYB

https://truthsocial.com/@gatewaypundit/posts/114502547055472587

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/05/breaking-first-federal-judge-says-trump-can-invoke/

>>23029693

tyb

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>>23029653, >>23029669, >>23029674, >>23029691 ww3, space wars and anna paulina luna hearing on UAP - bun (p.s anons caught ufo video clip)

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tyb

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DC comics

>>23029693

Thank you baker!

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Comics

Cosmic

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>>23029693

Thank you Baker!

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Pete Rose, 'Shoeless' Joe Jackson among players reinstated by MLB

Don Van Natta Jr.May 13, 2025, 03:50 PM ET1/3

In a historic, sweeping decision, baseball commissioner Rob Manfred on Tuesday removed Pete Rose, "Shoeless" Joe Jackson and other deceased players from Major League Baseball's permanently ineligible list.

The all-time hit king and Jackson both longtime baseball pariahs stained by gambling, seen by MLB as the game's mortal sin are now eligible for election into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York.

Manfred ruled that MLB's punishment of banned individuals ends upon their deaths.

"Obviously, a person no longer with us cannot represent a threat to the integrity of the game," Manfred wrote in a letter to attorney Jeffrey M. Lenkov, who petitioned for Rose's removal from the list Jan. 8. "Moreover, it is hard to conceive of a penalty that has more deterrent effect than one that lasts a lifetime with no reprieve. (I hate this hypocrites, they money hand over fist the they talk about the integrity of the game. Liars and cheats.)

"Therefore, I have concluded that permanent ineligibility ends upon the passing of the disciplined individual, and Mr. Rose will be removed from the permanently ineligible list."

Manfred's decision ends the ban that Rose accepted from then-Commissioner A. Bartlett Giamatti in August 1989, following an MLB investigation that determined the 17-time All-Star had bet on games while managing the Cincinnati Reds.

Jackson and seven other Chicago White Sox were banned from playing professional baseball in 1921 by MLB's first commissioner, Kenesaw Mountain Landis, for fixing the 1919 World Series.

Based on current rules for players who last played more than 15 years ago, it appears the earliest Rose and Jackson could be enshrined is summer 2028 if they are elected.

Manfred's ruling removes a total of 16 deceased players and one deceased owner from MLB's banned list, a group that includes Jackson's teammates, ace pitcher Eddie Cicotte and third baseman George "Buck" Weaver. The so-called "Black Sox Scandal" is one of the darkest chapters in baseball history, the subject of books and the 1988 film, "Eight Men Out."

In 1991, shortly before Rose's first year of Hall of Fame eligibility, the Hall's board decided any player on MLB's permanently ineligible list would also be ineligible for election. It became known as "the Pete Rose rule."

Rose believed his banishment would be lifted after a year or two, but it became a lifetime sentence. For "Shoeless" Joe Jackson, who died in 1951, the ban became an eternal sentence, until Tuesday.

Jackson was considered for decades by voters, but Pete Rose's name has never appeared on a Hall of Fame ballot. He died in September at age 83.

Nearly a decade ago, Lenkov began a campaign to get Rose reinstated. On Dec. 17, Pete Rose's eldest daughter, Fawn, and Lenkov appealed to Manfred and MLB chief communications officer Pat Courtney during an hourlong meeting at MLB's midtown Manhattan headquarters.

"This has been a long journey," Lenkov said. "On behalf of the family, they are very proud and pleased and know that their father would have been overjoyed at this decision today."

Jane Forbes Clark, chairman of the board of the Hall of Fame, said Manfred's decision will allow Rose, Jackson and others to be considered by the Historical Overview Committee, which will "develop the ballot of eight names for the Classic Baseball Era Committee … to vote on when it meets next in December 2027."

Lenkov said he and Rose's family intend to petition the Hall of Fame for induction as soon as possible.

"My next step is to respectfully confer with the Hall and discuss … Pete's induction into the Hall of Fame," Lenkov said. The attorney said he and Rose's family will attend Pete Rose Night on Wednesday at Cincinnati's Great American Ball Park.

"Reds Nation will not only be able to celebrate Pete's legacy, but now optimistically be able to look forward to the possibility that Pete will join other baseball immortals," Lenkov said. "Pete Rose would have for sure been overjoyed at the outpouring of support from all."

Rose and Jackson's candidacies presumably will be decided by the Hall's 16-member Classic Baseball Era Committee, which considers players whose careers ended more than 15 years ago. The committee isn't scheduled to meet again until December 2027. Rose and Jackson would need 12 of 16 votes to win induction.

"Shoeless" Joe Jackson was among eight Chicago White Sox players banned by MLB for throwing the 1919 World Series. Jackson had a .375 in the series, 12 hits, no errors and hit the lone home run for the White Sox.

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/45115659/pete-rose-shoeless-joe-jackson-players-reinstated-mlb

5.13.2025

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/05/breaking-first-federal-judge-says-trump-can-invoke/

First Federal Judge Says Trump Can Invoke Alien Enemies Act to Deport Tren de Aragua Gang Members

A federal judge in Pennsylvania on Tuesday became the first to say President Trump can invoke the Alien Enemies Act to deport Tren de Aragua gang members.

US District Judge Stephanie Haines, a Trump appointee, said President Trump’s description of the Venezuelan gang’s “incursion” into the US meets the threshold to invoke the Alien Enemies Act.

“Having done its job, the Court now leaves it to the Political Branches of the government, and ultimately to the people who elect those individuals, to decide whether the laws and those executing them continue to reflect their will,” the judge wrote.

The judge said in her 43-page ruling that the Trump Administration must provide detainees subject to removal under AEA a 21 days’ notice and “opportunity to be heard.”

Numerous judges have ruled against Trump since Boasberg ordered planes carrying Venezuelan gang members en route to El Salvador to be turned around.

Earlier this month, a federal judge issued a permanent injunction and barred the Trump Administration from using the Alien Enemies Act (AEA) to remove Venezuelan gang members and transport them to El Salvador.

US District Judge Fernando Rodriguez, a Trump appointee, called the President’s invocation of the Alien Enemies Act “unlawful.”

According to Judge Rodriguez, the AEA only applies when the US is at war and under an armed attack.

Last month, a federal judge in Texas halted the deportation of suspected Tren de Aragua gang members under the Alien Enemies Act.

US District Judge David Briones, a Clinton appointee, on Friday ordered the release of two suspected TdA members. The judge admonished DOJ lawyers and said they “have not demonstrated they have any lawful basis” to keep the couple detained.

Judge Briones’ ruling applies to all illegal aliens facing deportation under the Alien Enemies Act in his Texas judicial district.

Other federal judges in New York, Colorado, and South Texas have issued similar rulings.

https://archive.ph/4dC0i

>>23029714

Mercury poisoning?

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>>23029733

This is not a game.

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>>23029747

2/3

Jackson had a career batting average of .356, the fourth highest in MLB history. After his death, Jackson's fans, including state legislators in South Carolina, launched numerous public and petition-writing campaigns arguing that Jackson deserved a plaque in the Hall of Fame. Despite accepting $5,000 in gamblers' cash to throw the 1919 World Series, Jackson batted .375, didn't make an error and hit the series' only home run.

Across the decades and among millions of baseball fans, especially in Cincinnati where Rose was born and played most of his career, the clamor over the pugnacious, stubborn legend's banishment from baseball and the Hall became louder, angrier and increasingly impatient.

Few players in baseball history had more remarkable careers than Pete Rose. He was an exuberant competitor who played the game with sharp-elbowed abandon and relentless hustle. Rose, whose lifetime batting average was .303, is Major League Baseball's career leader in hits (4,256), games played (3,562), at-bats (14,053), singles (3,215) and outs (10,328). He won the World Series three times – twice with the Reds and once with the Philadelphia Phillies.

Rose often said and stat experts agree that he won more regular-season games (1,972) than any major league baseball player or professional athlete in history. He also won three batting titles, two Gold Glove Awards, the Most Valuable Player Award and the Rookie of the Year Award.

In 2015, shortly after Manfred succeeded Bud Selig as commissioner, Rose applied for reinstatement with MLB. Manfred met with Rose, who first told the commissioner he had stopped gambling but then admitted he still wagered legally on sports, including baseball, in his adopted hometown of Las Vegas.

Manfred rejected Rose's bid for reinstatement after concluding he had failed to "reconfigure his life," a requirement for reinstatement set by Giamatti. Allowing Rose back into baseball was an "unacceptable risk of a future violation … and thus to the integrity of our sport," Manfred declared on Dec. 14, 2015.

Rose often complained that the ban prevented him from working with young hitters in minor league ballparks. On Feb. 5, 2020, Rose's representatives filed another reinstatement petition, arguing that the commissioner's decision to level no punishment against the World Series champion Houston Astros players for electronic sign stealing was unfair to Rose. "There cannot be one set of rules for Mr. Rose," the 20-page petition argued, "and another for everyone else."

But Manfred, who did not meet again with Rose, chose not to rule on that second appeal prior to Rose's death on Sept. 30, 2024.

Fans have long clamored for Pete Rose to be allowed in baseball's Hall of Fame.

Earlier this year, President Donald Trump announced he planned to posthumously pardon Rose. "Over the next few weeks I will be signing a complete PARDON of Pete Rose, who shouldn't have been gambling on baseball, but only bet on HIS TEAM WINNING," Trump wrote on social media Feb. 28.

Off MLB's Banned List

• Joe Jackson (1919 Black Sox scandal)

• Buck Weaver (Black Sox)

• Eddie Cicotte (Black Sox)

• Lefty Williams (Black Sox)

• Happy Felsch (Black Sox)

• Fred McMullin (Black Sox)

• Swede Risberg (Black Sox)

• Chick Gandil (Black Sox)

• Joe Gedeon (Had "guilty knowledge" of gambling activity in 1919)

• Gene Paulette (Banned in 1920 for associating with gamblers in 1919)

• Benny Kauff (Banned in 1921 despite his acquittal on auto theft charge. Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis deemed him "no longer a fit companion for other ballplayers."

• Lee Magee (Banned in 1921 over his disputed back salary elicited evidence of his gambling involvement)

• Shufflin' Phil Douglas (New York Giants player banned after threatening his manager)

• Jimmy O'Connell, Giants player banned in 1924 after offering a bribe to another player)

• Cozy Dolan (Giants coach involved in the O'Connell incident)

• William Cox (Phillies' owner, banned and forced to sell the team in 1943 for betting on baseball)

• Pete Rose (Bet on baseball)

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/45115659/pete-rose-shoeless-joe-jackson-players-reinstated-mlb

>>23029758

Learn to play the game.

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>>23029693

Thank you baker.

Keyword tarmac.

Interesting and very symbolic. It speaks volumes for the positive relationship between our countries (USA & SA).

Side by side graphics are important.

UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty steps down, company suspends 2025 outlook

https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/payers/unitedhealth-group-suspends-2025-outlook-ceo-andrew-witty-steps-down

Department of Government Efficiency reposted

U.S. Office of Personnel Management

@USOPM

Starting June 2, agencies will be able to submit their employees’ retirement paperwork fully online.

We are proud to announce this significant update through the combined leadership at OPM retirement services and @jgebbia’s team from @DOGE

. Read more:

https://opm.gov/news/opm-launches-historic-fully-online-retirement-application-system-across-federal-government.pdf

3:25 PM · May 12, 2025

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https://x.com/doge/status/1922086903093842075

NO MOAR RETIREMENT LIMESTONE CAVE

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In his book, "My Prison Without Bars," Rose admitted that he had gambled on baseball as the Reds manager but insisted he only bet on his team to win.

In January 2004, he admitted in his book, "My Prison Without Bars," that he had gambled on baseball as the Reds manager. But he insisted he bet only on his team to win. In 2015, ESPN reported that a notebook seized from a Rose associate showed Rose had also wagered on baseball while still a player, something he would not acknowledge.

Rose's illegal gambling and prison time aren't the only stains on a legacy that might be weighed by Hall of Fame voters, a group instructed to consider integrity, sportsmanship and character.

In 2017, a woman's sworn statement accused Rose of statutory rape; she said they began having sex when she was 14 or 15 and Rose was in his 30s. Rose said he thought she was 16, the age of consent in Ohio at the time. Two days later, the Philadelphia Phillies announced the cancellation of Rose's Wall of Fame induction.

In January 2020, ESPN reported that for all practical purposes, Manfred viewed baseball's banned list as punishing players during their lifetime but ending upon their death. However, Hall of Fame representatives have said that a player who dies while still on the banned list remains ineligible for consideration. With his 2020 reinstatement application sitting on Manfred's desk,Rose was granted permission by MLB to be honored at a celebration of the 1980 Philadelphia Phillies World Series championship on Aug. 7, 2022.

In the dugout before fans gave Rose a lengthy standing ovation, a newspaper reporter asked him about the 2017 allegation and whether his involvement in that day's celebration sent a negative message to women.

"No, I'm not here to talk about that," Rose replied to her. "Sorry about that. It was 55 years ago, babe."

The public backlash to Rose's remarks was swift and severe. MLB sources said his comments derailed his campaign to get off the ineligible list.

In the past several years, some fans have become more insistent that Rose should be forgiven by MLB and inducted into the Hall of Fame. One reason is America's love affair with sports betting. As MLB has embraced legalized gambling through sponsorships and partnerships like all U.S. professional sports some fans and commentators complained that Rose deserves a second chance, echoing an argument Rose often made.

"I thought we lived in a country where you're given a second chance, but not as far as gambling's concerned," Rose said in a 2020 interview with ESPN. He estimated the ban cost him at least $80 million in earnings as an MLB manager.

Rose, who signed baseballs and jerseys for years in memorabilia stores inside Las Vegas casinos and in Cooperstown on Hall of Fame induction weekends, gambled legally on sports nearly every day for the rest of his life.

Asked how much money his gambling had cost him, Rose said he didn't know, though he acknowledged he lost far more than he won. "No one wins at gambling," Rose said.

"I'm the one that's lost 30 years," he told ESPN in the 2020 documentary "Backstory: Banned for Life*." "Just to take baseball out of my heart penalized me more than you could imagine. You understand what I'm saying? … I don't think there's ever been a player, I could be wrong, I don't think there's ever been a player that loved the game like I did. You could tell I loved the game, the way I played the game.

"So then you take that away from somebody. I'm able to hide it on the outside, but it's ate me up inside, for all those years.Hell, you'd think I was Al Capone.

I'm Pete Rose – played more games than anybody, batted more than anybody … OK? Got more hits than anybody. I am the biggest winner in the history of sports."

Last September, in his last interview 10 days before his death, Rose told sportscaster John Condit: "I've come to the conclusion I hope I'm wrong that I'll make the Hall of Fame after I die. Which I totally disagree with, because the Hall of Fame is for two reasons: your fans and your family. … And it's for your family if you're here. It's for your fans if you're here. Not if you're 10 feet under.You understand what I'm saying?"

"What good is it going to do me or my fans if they put me in the Hall of Fame a couple years after I pass away?" Rose told Condit. "What's the point? What's the point? Because they'll make money over it?"

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/45115659/pete-rose-shoeless-joe-jackson-players-reinstated-mlb

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>>23029753

More Science.

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Lord Bebo

@MyLordBebo 9h

🇺🇸🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia McDonald’s deployed a mobile restaurant for Trump’s visit.

LMAO

May 13, 2025 · 11:41 AM UTC

https://twitter.com/MyLordBebo/status/1922255765621837992

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>>23029693

Thank You Baker o7

Federal judge seizes control of NYC’s jail system — including troubled Rikers Island

May 13, 2025

A federal judge seized control of New York City’s troubled jail system Tuesday — ordering that an outside official be brought in to clean up Rikers Island and other lockups.

The 77-page order by Manhattan federal Judge Laura Swain effectively appoints a federal receiver — a move long desired by advocates — to correct dangerous conditions in Rikers that city and Department of Correction officials have tried and failed to do under a decade-old court case known as Nunez.

Swain’s sweeping order gives the receiver — called an independent manager — full control over the city’s jail system in order to turn things around within a three-year period, with safety as the first goal.

The order comes months after Swain found the city to be in contempt of a 2015 court order and settlement agreement to drastically reform the violence-plagued system — something a previously appointed federal monitor tried and failed.

Now the monitor is out — and the city will no longer control the jails until conditions are improved.

“The continued existence of extremely dangerous and unsafe conditions led the Court to hold Defendants in contempt of a staggering eighteen provisions of the Nunez Court Orders and indicates that the Department has not yet taken the bold steps required to move the jails toward safety levels that comply with the Constitution,” the judge wrote.

https://nypost.com/2025/05/13/us-news/federal-judge-seizes-control-of-nycs-jail-system-rikers-island/

>>23029693

tyb

>>23029448, >>23029452 Donald Trump gets a tour of At-Turaif in Diriyah from the Saudi Crown PrincePN

VDIEO ATTACHED

@MAGAVoice

HOLY SH*T 🚨 Donald Trump gets a Golf Cart tour of At-Turaif in Diriyah from the Saudi Crown Prince

Saudi Arabia is treating Trump like a KING

America is BACK

https://x.com/MAGAVoice/status/1922359325869117938

Alcatraz AND Rikers.

Let's do it!

>>>23029842

Agree with you. Picrel is by far the most efficient anon has toked with. Design is 99 out of 100, anon would just add a small clutch hole on the side, near the neck.

Have James And Pam Gone Full Q-Tard

https://x.com/RealGeorgeWebb1/status/1922254059727122915

>>23029693

TYB

>>23029872

I saw that earlier, but wasn't sure if it was BS or not.

https://truthsocial.com/@gatewaypundit/posts/114502639867182260

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/05/new-tulsi-gabbard-fires-top-two-deep-state/

Do you think Donald Trump will introduce aliens to the world?

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>>23029817

sometimes I don't ignore you.

>>23029838

f it is that important to you build a portfolio,

Of all the dig's that might get there interest,

Put it folder leave it on the table,

start out slow, simple with pic's proving you point,

This called seeding, it worked in my circle's, of life none they come to me to figure out what's going on.

>>23029816

kek

Over 550 retired senior Israeli security officials—including the former Head of Mossad, former Head of the Shin Bet, and former Deputy Chief of the Israeli army—have sent a letter to President Trump urging him not to listen to Netanyahu on the war in Gaza.

They called on him to:

• Secure the release of all hostages

• End the war and the ongoing death and suffering of innocent civilians in Gaza

• Launch a post-Hamas political plan for Gaza

• Reject any attempt to annex the West Bank

A clear and urgent message from Israel’s own former security leadership—warning against Netanyahu’s destructive path.

https://x.com/IhabHassane/status/1922014395682488515

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>>23029791

AFP News Agency

@AFP 1h

Uruguay's former president Jose "Pepe" Mujica, a guerrilla fighter and hero of the Latin American left, has died at the age of 89, the government in Montevideo said Tuesday.

u.afp.com/ScZk

May 13, 2025 · 9:02 PM UTC

https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1922396935442350222

>>23029847

RIP Pepe

Dark abyss: How Israeli settler society became a sanctuary for rapists, pedophiles

Israel is again in the news for all the wrong reasons. However, this time, it is not about the genocide of Palestinians. The regime officials and religious leaders are at the centre of the sexual abuse scandal.

A recent incident of incest involving Israel's minister of illegal settlements, Orit Strook, shocked the world. Strook, a member of the far-right Jewish Power Party and a staunch supporter of illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank, was accused by her daughter, Shoshana Strook, of incest.

Shoshana has filed a police complaint in Italy, claiming sexual assault by her parents and a brother.

"Hi, I wanted to share something after a long time of carrying it with me. My name is Shoshana Strook, and I was sexually abused as a child by both of my parents. The sexual assault was filmed, which means it was used for child pornography," the young woman said in a video shared on social media on April 10.

It is not the family's first such controversy. Orit Strook's son, Zviki Strook, had been charged with kidnapping and torturing a 15-year-old Palestinian boy in 2007.

Shockingly, incest is common in Israeli settler society, and many such cases have been reported in the media over the last several years. More cases continue to emerge.

According to the 2023 report by The Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel, the most common type of sexual offence complaint was incest, representing 36 percent of all complaints.

"When looking at complaints made about crimes against children, 70 percent were about incest," the report stated, raising alarm.

In 2012, Dr. Zivya Seligman, an expert specializing in sexual trauma, told an Israeli court that she found the phenomenon of incest affects one in seven people in the occupied territories.

The court was at the time hearing a case of three sisters who were repeatedly raped by their father for 21 years without anyone hearing their pleas.

https://www.sott.net/article/499299-Dark-abyss-How-Israeli-settler-society-became-a-sanctuary-for-rapists-pedophiles

Worth remembering [think what you see today].

Insurgency can be defined as ‘the organized use of subversion and violence to seize, nullify, or challenge political control of a region.’

NEXT:

Counterinsurgency may be defined as ‘comprehensive civilian and military efforts taken to simultaneously defeat and contain insurgency and address its root causes’.

Bad Hombre

@joma_gc

HAPPENING NOW: Democrat boomers are staging an insurrection and attempting to push their way through Capitol Police at the Rayburn House Office Building.

0:09 / 0:35

From

Brian Allen

5:33 PM · May 13, 2025

https://x.com/joma_gc/status/1922404794045534569

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>>23029936

>Pepe

>89 (17)

>guerrilla fighter

>hero

>>23029919

wtf

pic not rel.

JUST IN: Justice Department Probing Biden’s Last-Minute Autopen Pardons

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/05/just-justice-department-probing-bidens-last-minute-autopen/

Outgoing Acting US Attorney for DC and now incoming Pardon Attorney, Ed Martin said on Tuesday that the Justice Department is reviewing Joe Biden’s last-minute pardons amid the growing autopen scandal.

Per CBS News: In news conference just now, outgoing U.S. Attorney for DC Ed Martin says Justice Dept is reviewing some of the last minute pardons issued by President Biden.

Martin wouldn’t comment when asked if he’d launched investigation into members of House Jan 6 Select Cmte, but said pardons “need scrutiny”

This week Ed Martin told podcast host Vince Coglianese that DOJ investigators have never seen pardons of this scope… “it looks like they could be corrupt.”

The Oversight Project recently released analysis of Joe Biden’s pardons for family members, Dr. Tony Fauci, General Milley, J6 Committee members and Gerald Lundergan.

Joe Biden also issued a blanket pardon for his son, Hunter Biden after promising not to intervene in the Justice Department’s prosecution of tax and gun crimes.

On January 19, 2025, just one day before Trump was set to be sworn in as the 47th US President, Joe Biden issued a flurry of pardons to his family members, Fauci and others.

The Oversight Project determined that all of the pardons issued on January 19 had the same exact Biden autopen signature.

The Oversight Project also has gathered every document they could find with Biden’s signature – ALL used the same autopen signature except for the announcement that he was dropping out of the 2024 election.

There was a second frequently used autopen signature for Joe Biden’s pardons and commutations.

Autopen A and Autopen B have slight differences in the signatures.

Analysis by the Oversight Project reveals out of 51 clemency warrants issued by Biden: 16 were signed with Autopen A, 16 were signed with Autopen B and 19 appear to be wet signatures.

>>23029958

even NS is posting timestamp / Q Drop connections now.

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>>23029944

REEEEEEEEEEEE!

and they look and sound so foolish with those silly songs..they have to have notes to remember the words.

World Source News 24/7

@Worldsource24 1h

🚨BREAKING: M5.9 Earthquake off the coast of Jalisco, Mexico

May 13, 2025 · 9:07 PM UTC

https://twitter.com/Worldsource24/status/1922398298423357946

What's Up With The PURPLE?

https://x.com/DigiSwQll17/status/1922235225171755246

>>23029971

Bostonians Against Mayor Wu

@AntiWuCoalition

WALTHAM, MA — ICE smashed a window and arrested a suspected illegal alien who refused to exit his vehicle as radical activists swarmed the scene, demanding a warrant and crying about “family separation.”

Watch below:

9:52 AM · May 13, 2025

https://x.com/AntiWuCoalition/status/1922288905698652518

>>23029973

>>23029985

World Source News 24/7

@Worldsource24 8h

🚨BREAKING: UK Conservative MP Patrick Spencer has been charged with two counts of sexual assault at the Groucho Club in central London

May 13, 2025 · 1:53 PM UTC

https://twitter.com/Worldsource24/status/1922289177355292712

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>>23029973

No, don’t call it purple. When President Trump disembarked from Air Force One in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, he stepped onto the rich lavender-colored carpet unfurled before him, just one feature of the lavish welcome extended to the visiting American leader on the first day of his Gulf tour.

Along with a fighter-jet escort in the air and riders on Arabian horses on the ground, the lavender carpet is one of the distinctive and symbolic Saudi protocols for greeting high-profile dignitaries. Saudi Arabia swapped red carpets for lavender in 2021, as the ruling royal family sought to define its own protocols and celebrate national identity, according to a report by the official Saudi Press Agency published at the time.

“Lavender in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia is associated with blossoming wildflowers that carpet the kingdom’s desert landscapes in the spring and is a symbol of Saudi generosity,” the report said.

In spring, Saudi Arabia’s rugged dunes are covered in lavender, basil and Germander, a flowering shrub that grows across the Arabian Peninsula, also known by the Arabic name “Aihan.”

The color of the carpet is also a nod to how the blooms transform an otherwise harsh desert landscape, the report said, symbolizing the growth that Prince Mohammed has promised to generate through his blueprint to diversify the economy of the oil-dependent kingdom, called “Vision 2030.”

The carpet features a border of the traditional Al Sadu textile design created by Bedouin women. The geometric patterns, tightly woven on a hand loom, were included on a list of the intangible cultural heritage of humanity compiled by the United Nations cultural agency, UNESCO, in 2020.

Saudi Arabia first rolled out a lavender carpet in 2021, for Sheikh Mohammad Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the crown prince of Abu Dhabi, a key Saudi partner in the Gulf, according to the Saudi Press Agency. The carpet is also used for state receptions and other official occasions.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/13/us/politics/saudi-arabia-lavender-carpet-trump-visit.html

https://www.spa.gov.sa/2225713

That's what I like about QResearch. Anons keep getting better at what they do while the shills just endlessly complain and become more deranged. Vile thoughts make a vile person.

>>23029944

20,25

Had to check it.

Right on the corner.

Put up the starter bays and anchor them down. Make sure its straight and on the line. What's that? 30 bays deep? 2 rack sets of 15 with an aisle?

>OK.

Run row #1 to bay 8. Those 80 meter rails are awkward and the end cap rails are specifically smaller for a reason.

(Ends were the worst)

Ever heard of Automah?pallet runner?

Ahh yes. I've unpacked the Egyptian steel using 2 or 3 forklifts, rollers and chains. We never had the capability to unload the container from the top with a crane at the warehouse.

Let's build 5,000 of those 28ft tall uprights! >Horizontal bars and drift pins :3

KEK.

A Muslim man in Vancouver, Wash., next to Portland, has been charged with 45 felony counts of first-degree animal cruelty for allegedly abusing dozens of goats, sheep and other animals.

Local officials had received complaints against Mohammad Aluauddin as far back as 2023 but he was only arrested on May 8.

5:06 PM · May 13, 2025

https://x.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1922398069125001236

>>23029944

"this is yer first warning… obstructing these civilians" ?

who is this faggot and what is that uniform?

>>23030044

Might have plans, but no plan

These pictures from this a.m. are really inspiring, you can feel the true friendship.

PEDO protector caught

https://truthsocial.com/group/between-the-lines/posts/114502828657116712

>>23030051

Mayor thought he could enter US property.

Not how it works.

>>23030053

I'm tellin you guys, I was watching when POTUS touched down and was given the absolute royal treatment by MBS with the royal purple carpet everywhere to the Arabian horses to the regal tour of the palace and introduction to MBS's peeps..All haill KING POTUS!

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>>23029985

>WALTHAM, MA — ICE smashed a window and arrested a suspected illegal alien who refused to exit his vehicle as radical activists swarmed the scene, demanding a warrant and crying about “family separation.”

WTF is wrong with these liberals loons in Taxachusetts?

In a sane world, all people should be celebrating the removal of illegal aliens.

>>23029973

Just for POTUS. It's for royalty These people love our POTUS! That's why they call him "Your Excellency"

DOJ 'weaponization' group will shame individuals it can't charge with crimes, new head says

As Jeanine Pirro prepares to become U.S. attorney in D.C., Trump loyalist Ed Martin is taking over the Justice Department's effort to investigate Trump's investigators.

May 13, 2025, 4:54 PM EDT By Ryan J. Reilly

WASHINGTON — The conservative activist named by President Donald Trump as the head of the Justice Department's "Weaponization Working Group" said Tuesday he planned to "name" and "shame" individuals the department determines it is unable to charge with crimes, in what would amount to a major departure from longstanding Justice Department protocols.

Ed Martin described himself at a press conference as the "captain" of the group that is investigating prosecutors who launched past investigations into Trump and his allies.

“There are some really bad actors, some people that did some really bad things to the American people. And if they can be charged, we’ll charge them.

But if they can’t be charged, we will name them," Martin said. "And we will name them, and in a culture that respects shame, they should be people that are ashamed. And that’s a fact. That’s the way things work. And so that’s, that’s how I believe the job operates.”

During Trump's first tenure, the justification given for Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey was that Comey had given a press conference in which he released "derogatory information" about then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in 2016.

"Derogatory information sometimes is disclosed in the course of criminal investigations and prosecutions, but we never release it gratuitously," then-Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein wrote in a memo, adding that he believed Comey had given a "textbook example of what federal prosecutors and agents are taught not to do."

Martin's remarks came on his last full day as interim U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia on Tuesday. Trump announced last week that he was naming Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as interim U.S. attorney following Martin's 120-day tenure, instead making Martin the pardon attorney, associate deputy attorney general, and director of the"Weaponization Working Group" that Attorney General Pam Bondi established at the Justice Department in response to one of Trump's executive orders.

That group is due to examine work including that of former Special Counsel Jack Smith; any federal cooperation with Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who prosecuted Trump's hush money case, and New York Attorney General Letitia James, who brought a civil case against the Trump Organization; the Justice Department's handling of cases related to the Jan. 6 Capitol attack; and criminal prosecutions of anti-abortion activists, among other issues.

“When it comes to the problem of weaponization, the first part of it must be transparency," Martin said. "We have to show our fellow Americans what went on, because when you hide it and then you prosecute, you look like your target. That’s what the Biden administration, they didn’t tell you what they were doing they just targeted people.”

Justice Department protocols state that officials generally shouldn't confirm the existence of or otherwise comment on ongoing investigations. Martin said it was important to get “the truth” out when asked whether his past comments — and the plans he laid out on Tuesday — would run afoul of those protocols

"I will say that the prosecutor’s role, and at this moment in our history, is to make clear what the truth is and to get that out,” Martin said. “It can’t be that the system is stifling the truth from coming out because of some procedure."

Martin said he would have a “more public-facing” role as director of the Weaponization Working Group.

“When I was asked to switch over here, I was told, you know, this job, you need to be out more and talk about what’s going on. So I think we’ll be a little bit more outward facing in terms of talking about what’s happening,” Martin said.

Martin had no prosecutorial experience when Trump named him to the U.S. attorney position on Inauguration Day, the same day the president mass-pardoned Jan. 6 defendants. Soon, some prosecutors who worked on Capitol attack cases were fired, Martin opened a probe into the office's handling of an obstruction charge used against some of the rioters, and Martin demoted others who played a key role in the prosecutions.

(Tillis, you Fucked Around and now you are going to Find Out, it won’t help you that you blocked Martin, bet you didn’t think Jeanine Pirro would be taking his place. You really didn’t think through this did you? Tillis only made it worse for the criminals in DC with him, I guess Tom didn’t think Trump had a back up plan and knew what you would do.)

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/rcna206553

>>23029693

tyb

All Hail the King